Every time I turn away from my Linux system for even five minutes it switches to sleep mode and then requires my password to unlock. This is a huge pain. How can I disable this security feature entirely, or at least have the delay be longer?
Love running Linux, but find it really weird to have email and other notifications show up on the lock screen. Is there some way to disable this huge breach of privacy? Running Ubuntu Linux if that matters.
I’m switching to Ubuntu Linux and need to set it up so that system alerts flash my screen rather than produce an audible beep. Is that possible? If so, where in the Ubuntu Linux settings can I make this change?
I’ve moved over to running Ubuntu Linux on one of my older PCs and want to be able to copy files using a 128GB USB Flash Drive (aka “thumb drive”). How do I access it from within the Ubuntu Linux world?
I work at a facility where everyone runs Ubuntu Linux and our computers lock the screen after just a few minutes of inactivity. I don’t mind the screen turning off, but can I set it up to not require a password if I immediately wake it up?
I’ve switched from Windows to Linux and it’s going well, except I can’t figure out how to install Zoom on my Linux box. Is there a way to run Zoom on Ubuntu or am I stuck using my phone for meetings and calls?
I’m running Linux on an old PC rather than suffering through Windows and it’s going well. Except I would like to pair my new Bluetooth earbuds with the system so I can listen to streaming music. What’s the easy way to pair Bluetooth with Ubuntu?
My boss insists that everyone in the IT department run Linux on their computer, so I have Ubuntu Linux on my laptop. But I’m not a huge fan. I might grow to like it a bit more if I could find a good backgammon game, however. How can I play backgammon on my Ubuntu Linux system, Dave?
